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Old 11-05-2011, 09:31 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by Kevin8or View Post
life + 70 years for individuals, and 120 years for corporations.

From a maximum of 28 years to the present 120 years. The duration is all out of proportion to the purpose: to promote the public good.
I totally agree, the other ones made more sense. As it stands now, the likelyhood of anyone even knowing of these writers books is slim to none in 120 years and all of the people who cared about them will be dead.
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